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p; pgovlqy of Charlottetown Bil-l , ~' of the Province will extend ' 8 ngflrgy welcome to the distiiifillllll‘ -sd statesman. the Rt. Hon. Staple)’ -Baldwin, Premier of Great Brllal’! on his arrival here tonishl- Ever!" IIGWBDHPQYQ

one‘ who reads the

Hlllllill .

Notes by the Way

llil liiilnlll

vlts Hon. William Chisholm

Tun Premier llihodss will h»,

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‘ rrieiaq-o-w. clumr s. Janus. ‘pg-Tail Manger-J. Blunts. I l Qagaflory-‘(Jibl- can. n. a. Iallanil. D- 8- 0-- ' - ..

'I0rnlag mu, (founded lean ell-I'm rm (II Idv-ml 411m"- ll-UO is! lllll (In advance) nailed In Canada and United states.

vase-amateur ' n. Danna. 4 Associate Editor-D. K. Curls.

4 TUESDAY, lwcusr 1e, 1921

much discussed route.

doubts as to the sucfi" "l “ll” The only

leader oi’ the Opposition in Nova Scotia. to join him in attendance _ at the Conference of Provincial Premiers to be held in Ottawa in October. is announced in irCanad- isn Press despstdkfrom Halifax. The despatch goes on to state that it is understood that the Premiers of other provinces -Wll_l‘B|I0" invite the leaders of their. respective 0p- position parties to attend the Conference. I-fow, far the latter statement shall be fulfilled we do not know, but there is something to be said in its favor, provided that the right to vote be confined

Era-inhuman “ \

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rue res-r nsawr

very rapid busting of the heal-ti‘ -

for

l‘ One of theycsuses for the reloc- tlop of recruits for lthe army.‘ has

Although '12 to '16 beats is consid~ ered normal, allowance was made excitement and nervousness, and if the heart was over 90 bests, the candidate was allowed to sit

, . < is ll Tillllllilgllliillll

Some interesting and delightful locations \" described for Guardian Readers. ‘

sister Hester marrledwngrest stat- eamnn-fltq. lesrtil person than Wil- lialn Pitt, ‘the elder, first Earl of Chatham. On many of the maps foi- lowlng Holland's thwestuilry was _known as Grenville or New Lon- don B... but of late “Grenville" seemil to have been dropped, and

(By Harold Mosasrvy) ,

STANLEY ‘shines-Manly VIEW l-OLIFTON

ggnniny Bridge‘ is alproaperou/s little village. which lies on either side of the valley lhrflllgll Wlilcll flows the tidal stream variously

certainty connected with it is that it will cost the country something like a liundred million dollars be» fore its practicability can be es- tabllshell and with very reasonable doubt‘ that it shall ever be approx- imately practlcable. Ships of spo- clal construction will be rflqlllrell

pressed confidence of the people in their respective provinces, but it would seem that more light will be thrown upon existing conditions i: in the discussions both the rep-

"Outa" are permitted to expresr

to the Premiers then‘ in offlccflt is thePremiers who have the ex-

down for a few minutes until he "quieted down."

Now some individuals have he rte that always fieat rapidly. and t ey seem to get along all right. How-

River" on different maps.

known as "Mill River" and “Trout Driving

slowly- over the bridge which spans

on the later publications New Lon- don Bay alone- appears-

l Looking near-at hand, on the, beach by the north approach to the.

rcsentatives of the “ln's" alid the"

knows Premier Baldwin and hon- ors him as one of the British Eni- jib-it's strongest and steacllest stat- Qgmen, ope nf the typical British-

vatc interests.

her safe to Wll through V-‘Vely committed to the project and will

and these must be Drovldell by Drl‘ lnsuranceon ships

‘their views before the Conference- iThis may be debatable, hilt it may Ihe well to remember that the Op-

and cargoes Will llecfiflflflrll)‘ l"! position oftoday may presently be high and theresecllis to be littloilllc llflrl)’ lll P0W6r1h Several 0i - ‘ ‘in l ~ . ‘ u. who have held the helm of ihelhldlwemen, caning m, ,,W,,,,,m,_.,,,, e prov lays lmlwrlfll Shll) 0f State and brought in ships. However, the country is

l Premier Ferguson of Ontario lilac however pointed out that hith-

daily exercise will often slow down the-heart by l0 beats in a few months time. ~ Formerly we frequently heard sbout hearts being worked so hard that they became greatly dilated, and these were-called dilated hearts. Since the advent of the X ray fluorscope, and these supposed dil- ated hearts may be seen, it is found that they are very rare indeed. Why? -

Because Nature looks after us by increasing the power and rapidity of the heart beat. so that the heart is enabled to do the work without

ever even in these cases regular

it here. you can get an excellent view of its extent. it has about it all the atmosphere of quiet beauty. to which wc/who live here, are so accustomed. that Derhflll! We llllrll" ly appreciate it as we should. Yet when we are away front home, we ‘feel its absence so. however grac- ious the land in which we may rs- side. ‘~

its churni wraps itself subtly about olir hearts. like tlle endurlgli: ties of an old and well tried friend- ship. All too lightly worn, these bonds, while we are with such

bridgeygrovvs a plan-t which may! be of interest to the lover of wild‘

owere. it is The Beach Pea (Laihyrus Maritimus’), the flowers of which, borne in clusters on the end of a stalk from three to four inches long. are very handsome. in form they are like those of, the- Sweet Pea though of course much‘ smaller: The petals surrounding, the keel are dark purple, while the standard‘ is of a some cases almost a mauve-but] beautifully veined with lines of the.

cupliarsimooltooo

(hlildt reason as well as for his out- standing position in the Mother "l firllfllfllfilllh, everyone will want tqyisee and hear him. There Will be ample opportunity for this to- night as His Honor Lieutenant Gnvérnor Heartz, with ills usual thoughtfulness, has ‘made drrsnglement to make the reception the peoples‘ welcome the suc- cess it deserves to be.

"Three hearty cheersgind a tiger onlPnemler Baldwin's appearance on the balcony of the Provincial Building when introduced by His Honour the Lieutenant will be the only means of express- ibgv the united welcome of people and we trust it will be giv- en with hearty alid stentorian

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good will. We are usually too re- ticent in our cheering, let a new

record be made tonight in cllce'rs;one' certainty l" flttlllleflllim Wlllll Mo“ o; the m"; we,"

-which will be heard all overCazi- ads and as far as the radio waves can carryit. ' lt~wili be a part of Canada's welcome to the great Bri- fish Prime Minister and statesman.

To avoid‘ congestion arid confli- sion al the Railway Depot, only tlle official cars for the visitors will be allowed on Weymmlth Street between King and Water Stree=s.

Qfilru Provincial Building. during Premier Baldwin's speech autolsts are asked to park thclr cars before the proceedings on the balcony be- lt isuiunnecessarym add that all are expected to maintain a re- spectful silence during the speech- difeo ‘that the whole audience shall

.-\ be able to hear all that is said.

‘fllfhe only regret in connection with, this visit is its brevity but this was unavoidable as the whole . itinerary had to be conducted Oll lchedtlled time to the minute. lt , is’ expected that there will be a large attendance from tho country sections and the whole city will, of course. be present. €O}~-————--— THE LESSER or "rwo EVILS

M] i5 now riot for tho completion d: the Hudson's Bay Railway an" lto-l-lhdsods Bay terminal. Mr- Frederick Palmer. the Brlllfill 0"’ gineerlng expert on harbour coli- struction. called in by the Federal Government tn select one oi’ the tid ports heretofore in the llmc- "n", has given an hit; opinion that Port Churchill is loss hhiec- ‘tenable than Port Nelson as a possible terminal and the govern- ilieht has agreed to in» ahead with ‘r1110 proiect’. The Hon. C. A._D_Ililf hing,» Minister of RallwaYB. has ‘Hated that Mr. Palmer's selection

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storm- He is the first British Pre- spend many muuofils o; dollars wlerto tlle Conference has been at- . - - . ‘ ' t: ii - iiilfer to visit this country and. for uscerwm when,“ were nhpii ever-i ma” by "my “l” llrmflmlal

.Prime Ministers and that fact is ,5“ a"? ‘m’ ‘or ‘he mad or ‘he wpiapparcntly intended all an intima- mlnals- v jtion that Premier Rhodes‘ proposal Tho Hudson's Bay Railway, wlthds not likely to be entertained. "b, tremendous Co“, is the price otiEither all or none'of the Opposition flcadcrs can be permitted to attend western political support, be » _ ithe Conference and hence tlle plo- llam by the m“ of Canada’ m!‘ uniposed innovation is not likely to Iundcrtaking which, even if it is_nnccncd_ silccessful, will bu of no bclleflt to;

any but thc three prairie provinces.

to

-able for‘ the number of Transatlan-

Thal Pl)" Churchlm whlch lllmtlc air-flights either projected and Palmer declares the less objection-friend,- w gm," o, nctnnuy begun “Me n; the two hnn nnme ndvnnl-ffen were ready to start from Eur-

"from France, foilr from Germany,

requires twenty six miles of dredS-QO leave a; any moment on Friday lllE every WW Yi-‘arfl I0 ellflllle Bllllilflaat if weather conditions permit- of any considerable size to enter. leil- l! W88 noted that practically

Just’ what disadvantage or diflicul-‘an or the“ had New Ymk as their

l ' d i robjectlve, but some might try to? it!“ are l” w enouuntere n premrlake Cleveland or Philadelphia liJflrliiE P0" (mllrclllll l" m” exfltheir terminal point iii order to

pectcd trafflc is not clear. As zil-lwin the extra prizes ‘offered. by ready stated/there is one anil-onLvillw“ clue"-

the lthe whole project and that is thutinm-them "n9, across the south. ‘it will cnst more than Canada can,west corner of England and Ireland {afford with strong probabilities l° Newlmmdlflrll- but B W" are “hat H w“! be Worth "me whenlcontelnplating the southern route via the Azores and thence across lthe broad part of the Atlantic to ‘New York. Both monoplanes and biplanes will be utilised by dififcr- ‘ ant fliers. with engines of from ‘S00 ‘THE ‘luestlon l5 "its" askelt haw to 1,000 horse-power. There have i much does Prince Edward ill-been a rather unusual number of land buy and_ how much does’ itffatal accidents among the fliers of Se“ i“ the course or a year? Arevlate, but to the blrdmcn the clc we growing richer or poorer? weimcnt of danger operates only as a iiilfé! to new and hazardous advent- lures-

‘finished. I | {4-§

BTATISTICS NEEDED

form a general idea once a year of the value of our farm crops, of our fisheries and our fox ranches. Out- "o" "'9'" "m" ‘side of these our production is neg- any“ Unity‘ "a Crowd or 50mm per-

sons had gathered in New York lngmle‘ City to witness a prize fight. it quantities of coal. dry goods. grub-iv,“ a throng rypica] of the crowd

eries. hardware, iiarm implemenism-that usually attends l~lllCll events»

machinery of all kinds. automobil-llluslnes“ mell- lmglllslsr a law “'0' .men, race track tools. gangsters, a

,varicd mass of humanity, with l,il'3

some weeks

We buy yearly immense.

errand even cattle and horses.

whera d0“ u“ ‘hi’ money cmlmfhard-bolled’ clement predominat-

from fnr these purchases?‘ As di-jlng An announcement wag mndo l

ready stated our only sources ofilhllt Crefllvd Valli ellllllislllsm

producumh "pa" from a few thmrlthroughout the audience: “Charles Llndbcrg was 300. miles out over [the Atlantic, attempting to ifly tn

flsherlesiFrancci Then the oillclal unnouniw-

sands of dollars in federal salar-

ies, are. our farms and

alld fox cvldenllyicr made a request that was prob- ihcilc must pay all our hills foriflhly Without precedent, an amaz- impnris. lt would not only be lIi-‘ilnx request‘ H" suggested m “If LKllIIlGIICO that they stand in u mn- lnicnt of silent praycr for thc BllC-l know cven approximately how lllliicesa of the greatest “ghtm. o! them balance stands between actual pro-lall-Lindbergh, and every person

ranches, and

term-sling but very v{alilablc to

The last week-end was remarki,‘ size of the heart, whereas where Ilw

ages over Port Nelson. may be ln-l°pe' Pllve planes were Teudl‘ to lealerlor

slowly in front of your open win-l

duction and actual buying-

Wc produce millions of dollars worth; we buy millions of dollars worth. A bureau of statics show- ing our production and purchasing‘ would prove of inestimable value and would he the best paying ad- pnssible. Why not make _a move in this direction?

i splronlal. NOTES

vertlslng scheme

v - .'.’:i :01 , ‘_—'"- Atnong the places of interest in

‘It! be accepted and that work

will, stones be started to msko federation Chamber with its tsbletiuarir this number on envelope and

rtChurchill the regular terminal the railway and the fleet of

flip! that are subliosedrto carry Building; St. Dunstatfs CsthedraIQ-‘hllllld the “tum” become mlxm‘

“(products of the western prov- to Europe.

"LThe engineer's opinion 90'"! a]; the relative demerits of the do ports and in no way assures

than. Jligve

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Charlottetown which Jlsitors: should be directed to are the Con;

commemorating the birth place oti Confederation in the Provincial.’

St. Peter's Chapel with its paint; lngs by Sir Robert Harris; Prince; of Wales College, St. Dunstan’; University; Old Government l

Housofille Governor's private rest-F"

"proiitableness to the country dance; the Experimental Station-l W‘ the uhdertnkiag- Many men o! And there are rnsny private rea- - is experience both ‘la navigation dances and Iftltltldd which are well

au- » my“

\ . yort seeing. l .

in the vast crowd responded."

There la much more In the story of "l-fow Lindbergh found his wings," to which we may, refer later but space will not perrnlt- to- day.

“4§ '—“—— 000-4 HOUSEHOLD SCRAP BOOK

‘Y ROIERTA L!‘ l ewnuwneu+e4~oo+o+e+

r»... rattmrr

Give each pattern a number.

on each separate piece of the pat- tern i both sides.) This system will save much time and annoyance

To Make An Ash Stain 4 i _

An ssh stain can be made by mix- ing l quart of boiled linseed Oil» l quart of turpentine, fpint of whit- ing. l level tsblespoonfui of raw

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w enlarge "Se" or become friends. But let lis be parted _,fror_n And what about these hearts lZhEl-‘llllllll for u time-it is different ‘beat- more Tllpldli’ "m" lmmlahthen. We discover that we have ieve" Wm“ n0 exercise is belnginevor valued thclr companionship

itaggg again Nature does he‘. womgat its true worth. it is during their in the Same efficient manner, iabscnce, thiit all our little carlcas-

Drs. H. J. Stewart and J. H. CrflW-nceses toward them come into our mm 9f NQW York Clly- h?” beenjlmlllds; we tjiink of tlle many ways iilrgifigfiatilggpf:lshealilttftfigeyotfoxgg3in which we have fallen BlhDPL But that when me heart was beating these bittcl sweet reflect ons have very fast. but with a regular rhythmmithclr compensations-they make llwrfl W115 811 aclillill dWri-‘BSQ 1n llleitlle joy of reunion all the greater.

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‘heart was fast but irregular, due tnfoglfllhlan illonlaréb the emoflznfl the different parts of a certain;w‘°‘ l“ n he "mm? "l l" chamber o; we heart no; wm-kingsons who are fllr away whenl they all together, ‘they found that thelthlnk of their island home.

size of the heart remained the some"! 50' honing inward we south, we ‘ TY‘: Ilxgggzsetlken that folks ‘wlthlsco the rounded hills on either side hearts that be,“ rapidly. but regu_,cui'v'e to tlic waters at their feet-

- ilarly, are-being taken care’ of by|Tile slopes are well cleared-only

Nature decregsilng the sire of thei heart. Foot l la ers. boxers, in , r- fact. most athlete? lgct the heartiglr“: snrlflggsen “with file, prom“? slow and strong by "road work,” "s Elves!‘ h" up‘ "‘ which means slow running on the wooded point, juts out obtuseiy in- road. iio tho stream, and cuts off our

Joizsins one or two hundred stepslvieiv. n is qllite a‘ high point;

dow morning and evening, shouldiilown its flanks tlle thick growth give you the slow, strong, regular?!‘ m“ firs“ Si?” dtmv“ ";‘"lyll° hear-i, is wa e i-i n e es uary- urn ng

{our back on this, toward the north.

,“‘,”H.+“““.“+.,.lthe lnlct broadens out into New London Bay. sparkling sapphire to FOR THE l

- the Summer skies behind its sea- SCRAP BOOK

ward ramparts of high grey sand A SERIES OF LITERARY

hills. QUOTATIONS FOR

a fcw trees here and ‘there. ‘ And

t o 0 1

This bay has been known at dif-

BOOK LOVERS ferent time: unlder four distinct ‘ names. e Mc Macs called it

++o+0+++o+oo++++e+e+4+e¢ i "Kijiboogwek." And very aptly did

Tuesday, Angnsy 15th ‘Sn 30m»; they name it, for the meaning ls Day‘. ‘Ilmmas Fuller died, 166i. - "eliclosed.' The French, as was often their custom, used the Mic Mac meme. altered somewhat to

I wondpr, by my truth’ what thouillllllll. their system of spelling and and 1 . .p onotlcs. "Quiqulbougat" is the

Dld. till Wedlrivlti-dtiih waere ‘we not;namc as it appears on the .Bellin weane en

Bu‘ sucked on country pleasurmimap- Th s incidentally. is the iflrst childishly? ‘chart of our province which made

Qr snnred we m the seven Bleepfiany pretentious lo completeness.

THE covert; I l

ersflden? lit was prepared by Nicholas Bellln. Twas 50; bili- l-lllfi. all Pleflsilresia French hydrographer, for Char- fanciee be; '

levoix's "Histoire Generals de la

$5,531’: Imgésilliadlftinld ‘lglgtslfgv-vas butlNouvelle France," which was pub- a dream of thee. {galllfd dl" 17H" I

__|n1m Donn‘, .1573) o an. as usua, called it

ia/fter an eminent personage.

l"Grenvlllo Bay" was the name he

gave on his map, presumably ‘in cording m our mood; we find themlhonour of the Rt. Hon. George painful or ggrecnhlg; and in either-Grenville, who. from 1763 to 1765 cnasswpasstront, lsthtinking Ffuserlfius was first lord of the Treasury and

h r5. a 0 say o e v-r -

mg o! our own "v s. The gods‘ mygChancoilor of the Exchequer. His friend. are selfish, and, if they busy themselves with men, it is from m caprice. in olfier to vary their pleas-, Behold ures. Your joys, to tell you the truth,‘ m touch us more nearly than youri sorrows, and, if h d th ,i we would more lvvizllinxgly r§n§°rY§»rv‘s‘"”° oymliovyouélt trigtitgtliough happiness to the happy than joys to Be to: use’ d“ n m e vhc hl" the doleful . . For we hold in ' m, be low“ W3 t e bu‘ great scorn intellectual disorder, o” ' and unbalanced sensibility. !—Remy DcGourmoht. 4aQO&-—-

a onsets CONCEP’l_‘l0N.—Yoilr prayers move us, (the gods) as the songs of the birds move you, ac-

i———-——-—————————-————- lYet in the distance above the hori- n

you the hopes of another ir day. ..

Face all your doubts with the wis- dom of patience; Bear all your burdens-whatever ' the cost. ‘x He, and he only, is ant, He.‘ and he only, can victory sway, Who, never dismayed, but msnfuliy

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Daily Selections FOR

Guardian Readers

truly triumph- D

fighting, '”"'°"’°”*"""“*”. Seeks new opportunities with every August 1e, 1921 m" “Y- . » - moi rmii BEAUTY or‘ nlanmoizn;

-Lei. the beauty (the Lord our - _ i God be upon us: s establish Thou DA! LY the work -of our" ds upon us;

yea, the work o "ur hands. estab-

lish Thou it. Qatar." . n, w; |__ “m,” ‘ i

PRAYER: "Lord, make us beauti-

ful with the beauty of’ holiness."

_ l BI NOT DISMAYED

WORDS OFIEN MIBUBID: Don't say "I purposed a change in the constitution." Shy "proposed."

OITIN MIEPRONOUNOED: cab- riolet. Pronounce’ ksb-rl-o-la, first syllable as "csb," i as in "it," o un- stressed. last syllable as "lay." sc- csnt last syllable.

, _ OFTEN MIBBFELLED: vicinity; Thick though the shadows of sorrow mass in, I n ml! I09 i BYNONYIGLiBlIILJIOW. I l4‘ Keep to your fsidi that the sun is tar; ' apart-I, llestn. scintillate. still shining , radiate

_ ’ ‘lies s word

(Edwin Gordon Lawrence in Boston Post.)

Dark though the clouds of ddllbt o'er you hqver.

Kitchen Convenience g simall step, kept iri aediivanierit plane, to reach the-higher shelves in the kite aha pantry u do any

ill

-- bless, dsqls . who fitness d ‘LW , if’ mqfi‘; Ill-a?“ m mssfift is yours." lat at incl-sass our vocabulary); n” ~